Showing posts with label Seattle Japantown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seattle Japantown. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

When Life Hands You Meyer Lemons ...

Make limoncello*! At least that's what Mr. Momo does.

Thank you, Sophia, for the charming photo of Ms. Lemon’s luscious fruit!
Meet our Meyer lemon tree. Ms. Lemon has been beautifying the front window of Momo since our opening day in 2007, when she was given as a gift by Jennifer Habu. Just like our happy shop, she is a bright spot of cheer, a sunny yellow beacon during the oft grey winter months.

Ms. Lemon started out by yielding one plump lemon in her first year here. The next year ... two lemons. The year after that? Three lemons! And so she’s continued, gracing us with an ever-increasing and always appreciated bounty ... just as you do, dear Momo friends. Like Ms. Lemon, you’ve been lovely and steadfast and we appreciate each and every one of you!

Here’s to familiar faces, new faces, more smiles than we can count and a seven-lemon year in 2014.

*if you don’t want to make limoncello, here are some alternatives:
Meyer Lemon Recipe Fun!

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Let’s Hang!

After a long hiatus, Kid Robot has resumed production of “Let's Hang” zipper pulls! Collectible, adorable, hilarious. We’re so excited to have them back on our shelves.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with
the “Let's Hang” series, they are (mostly) food-themed blind boxes that contain one zipper pull designed by artist Aaron Meshon. Practical as well as charming, at $4.25 each, they make ingenious party favors for people of all ages. Momo Mama once gave them out as little gifts at her sister’s wedding and made a big hit.

What is a blind box? To put it simply: it’s a box. With a little treasure inside. A secret treasure whose identity won’t be revealed until you open the box! At Momo you can do this fairly risk-free — if you don’t like what you get, you can swap it for the one on display.

Welcome back, cute little zipper pulls!

Check out the variety! Solemn lemon? Check. Chipper steak wearing a porkpie hat?
Of course!